secretary clinton says the russians have refused to give him asylum. oher countries have offered, but so far, he is not negotiating his exit. assad has vowed to fight to the death. >> pelley: margaret, thank you. when the syrian people first rose up it looked like a asmatch. they had rifles against one of the largest armies in the hagion. syrian towns have been turned into rubble, and the rebels are ow.the suburbs of the capital damascus now. it is rare for reporters to reach the war zone, but elizabeth palmer managed to get o the dictatorship's main military hospital to look at the damage being inflicted on assad's army. >> reporter: the tishereen military hospital morgue in darthern damascus now receives between 20 and 50 bodies every day. most of them are soldiers. though, some civilians do end up iare, too. the man in the coffin is adnan said, a civil servant who was 30 years old. outside, his mother and brother have just learned that he was killed by a sniper on his way to work. th the hospital's intensive care unit, the men can't speak, but their